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Turkey's World Cup nightmare ends with one last fight for pride

Turkey was marked out as a potential dark horse before the World Cup, but it will go into the final round of group-stage matches with no chance of advancing. The stars are under fire, the coach is taking heat, but he has the backing of the federation. In Turkey, the demand is simple: Do not finish with zero points and zero goals. 

The real secret behind Lionel Messi's success

The real secret behind Lionel Messi's success

Many attribute the La Pulga's success to his extraordinary talent, but the Argentine star is convinced the key lies somewhere else entirely: nutrition, discipline and an obsessive commitment to taking care of his body. An inside look at the lifestyle of the 39-year-old star. 

'I told the FIFA president I was from Israel. His wife and daughter said, 'We are from Lebanon''

'I told the FIFA president I was from Israel. His wife and daughter said, 'We are from Lebanon''

Emily Austin is only 25, but in recent years she has become one of the most prominent influencers in the world, especially in sports. She is pro-Israel and was chosen as the only influencer covering the World Cup on behalf of FIFA. She spoke about Americans ("They don't know Messi plays in Miami"), her relationship with Infantino ("He is amazing") and sent a message to Israelis ("Make sure the national team qualifies").

Iran team leaves mysterious note with message linked to Israel

Iran team leaves mysterious note with message linked to Israel

After the match against Belgium at the 2026 World Cup, Iran’s national team staff members left a note calling for “peace, respect and friendship prevail among all nations.” The message was published by the local federation against the backdrop of claims of unusual logistical difficulties during the tournament.

Algerian TV pundit accuses Jewish lobby of shielding Messi

Algerian TV pundit accuses Jewish lobby of shielding Messi

An Algerian journalist declared on a local television program: "They control the world and run it like a mafia. We support Palestine, and that is why FIFA does not want things to go well for us." Authorities warned they could take action and responded to him, saying his remarks amounted to "accusations, defamation, and inflammatory and offensive statements"

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